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??...your Nitrogen Uptake also drops...
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??...your Nitrogen Uptake also drops...
Are you assuming the low RMV equates to low N2 uptake?Not only does your RMV drop with DPVs, up your Nitrogen Uptake also drops which lends itself to its own host of benefits.
In a very liberal reference…lower RMVs mean less molecules of all gasses for a specified length of time, which depending on your blend would mean less molecules of N2.Are you assuming the low RMV equates to low N2 uptake?
your still breathing- theres more than enough N2 to perfuse regardless and at depth theres a higher PP - and as an aside your computer doesnt know if your on a scooter or not -In a very liberal reference…lower RMVs mean less molecules of all gasses for a specified length of time, which depending on your blend would mean less molecules of N2.
I wrote the statement real quickly and my personal use of DPVs is primarily between 100 FSW/30m to 130 FSW/40m. At these depths the DPWs reduce my exercise efforts and lower my RMVs.
Good point, swim like crazy during a dive, get hot on the bottom and freeze on deco. The computer does care one bit.I think the nitrogen loading on you computer is dictated only by the time and depth